Sentence examples for are really concrete from inspiring English sources

One might quibble that the small, delectable Anish Kapoor drawings, the pastels by John Golding and the work by Jackson Pollock are really paintings rather than drawings, and that Dom Sylvester Houédard's works made with a typewriter are really concrete poetry, but what the hell.

"It was really concrete that my right hand was of no use".

Then I had Kai and thought this is something that is really concrete and it's sort of a practice in itself - trying to raise him well.

One stems from the intuition that it is unlikely that there are really any concrete, isolable, and modularly identifiable symbol structures realized in the brain that would correspond to what Stich has called (1983: 237ff) functionally discrete beliefs and desires of folk psychology, and connectionist networks, it is claimed, will vindicate this intuition.

In fact, what we usually think of as products or services are really frozen activities, concrete manifestations of the relationships among actors in a value-creating system.

There are really only two concrete reasons for Congress not holding a vote, and both of them are pathetic: (1) "Voting on war is hard," and (2) "It might hamper my bid to get re-elected".

"Some of my teammates are really nervous when it comes to concrete," she said.

Basically, they're really big concrete troughs of water.

"This is really a concrete illustration of how cosmologists can benefit from accelerators, which can recreate the conditions that existed during the earliest moments of the universe," said Dr. Turner of the University of Chicago.

Concrete and Village Underground are really cool, and are bigger and more spacious.

"I think tomorrow is going to be a really concrete transition into a new chapter of our lives," said Suarez.